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Since someone on the forums mentioned that you can change some hardcore options with /wp-admin/options.php, I got a little interested, and discovered there are other filest that you can run, and do interesting stuff with. All of these PHP files are located in http://yourblogname.blogsome.com: /wp-admin/install-xxx.php, where xxx can be: b2, blogger, greymatter, livejournal, mt, rss, textpattern. These will allow you to import the contents of your blog directly into blogsome, I assume. I haven’t done this, so cannot tell if they will work - I imported mine via ecto, an offline reader. Actually, it looks like the b2, blogger, greymatter ones might work - the others require you to edit the files that you open. And I cannot seem to identify these files in the editing screen, so I’m stuck. /wp-admin/plugin-editor.php This would be cool, except you cannot actually change any files. Oh well, at least you can examine a plugin and see how it works… Also interesting are the Smarty Template files. I may learn something here about what extra things I can do from Smarty in Blogsome. custom_fields.enclosure.php & custom_fields.photoblog.php I already use enclosure, but I didn’t know about photoblog. Have to investigate that one. function.blogroll.php, function.cork.php, function.eightball.php, function.googleit.php, function.photoblog.php, function.pirate.php & function.relatedstories.php {blogroll} allows you to use blo.gs to track your blogroll. I’m pretty happy with RSS at home, so I’ll leave it there. {cork} - don’t know what this does yet. {eightball} looks like it wants to be a magic eightball simulator, but only ever seems to give me the one result: Maybe in your reality. {googleit}, {photoblog} & {pirate} will require further study. {relatedstories} looks interesting, but I cannot get any result as yet: this I may work on. I think it’s pretty much like {todayayearago}. outputfilter.protect_email.php {'string'|protect_email} does not work: it causes the pages not to load.